The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Wheat, 81 cents.
Potatoes, IS to 40 cents.
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Subscribe for the P1oxEER. =.
ProNEER-THs home paper.
Now let US give thanks-Nov. "a.
Nov. 8, '87-ever memorable day.
Wood wanted awful bad at this Office.
Subscribe for the PIONEER, the Farmer
home paper.
,,Bottineau still holds her own for good or.
der and sobriety
Farmers! Roll in those subscriptions now
for your home paper,
MIR. Dug. Murphy Of St. Paul, fprrier, va,
looking over the mountain country for hides
this week. ~
WoRru KNOWING: Did you know that
Batesen & Ayres, are selling better goods fol-
less money than any house in Bottineau
county?
The Rev. Theo. J. E. Tonnesson, will hold
divine service on Sunday Nov. Goth, at II
a. m. At the residence of Mrs. Lars syvertseu
Bottineau.
Mr.. A. J. Carver, formerly with the Pro
xExR, is back again with US, and is now pre-
pared to do all manner Of first class joh
printinS Mt the PIONEER Office
Mrs. Ella Evans, of Devils Lake, sister-in-
law Of Mrs. Alice Evans, the milliner, will
engage in the business of dress making in the
Budde Block. Call and see her, ladies.
Mrs. Jno. A. Davis and children returned
tofheir home on the Mouse, Saturday last.
MIR. D. looked pleased as he received that
bran new boy. We congratulate him; he
is certainly fine boy.
Mrs. Alice Evans returned from Devils
Lake, yesterday, with fne and varied as
sortment of millinery and millinsrs goods.
The people Of Bottineau and surrounding
country are respectfully invited to call and
examine her stock in the Budde Block.
Joseph syer, wife and boy returned to
their old home last week and if ever man
was happy it,was Jo. as he described the
merits Of that nine weeks boy Of his. Yes,
You can wagcr your saceharine existence
that 10. is happy, very happy.
All those farmers who were caught on the
fly BY that agont Of the Sioux Falls Insurance
Go. and desire to take steps to protect them
selves against the imposition and fraud
practiced by him, are requested to meet at
the Office Of Jno. v. Bennett on Saturday l2h
Nov. ct o'clock p. m.
II is not generally known that one Of the
old masters has his home IN Bottineau, and
cea-psint for you in his most artistic style,
s porter-house steak, the succulent bivalve,
or one Of our grand, matchless mince pies,
but such is the fact and if you don't believe
it, just 60 to J. B. Masters lunch room and
see for yourself.
We copy from Conklin's Dakotian month
u journal published at Watertown, Oak, .
very sensible article on tho duty Of our cit
isens in respect to their town. II Is worthy
Of hssd and commends itaelf to the judgment
Of everyone who desires his county to prog
per. Mr.. Conklin's well known real and
earnest labor il behalf Of tho farmers, snti-
To him to be respected and his views adopt
% Road it.
Divine service will Be held next Sabbath
= follows: Preaching service at II !. m.
sharp, in the Baptist church. Preaching
service 4 8 p. M, at Mr. Gibson's.. Sabbath
school one hour earlier. A Gospel ssryics will
Be held il the Baptist Church, Il I p. N. II
= hoped these services will 30 Of an interest
ing character, and all not attcding else.
whore, are heartily invited 10 be present.
!. HEaDxRT PRoBERr,
We bsspeak for our ssFarmsr'' friend 8
careful perusal Of the ssries of letters 10 pro
poses TO write upon the subject Of tho Laws
relative 70 publl6 roads, ,hs frst Of which
appears To- day His experience y public
o.iicial II walsh COUNTY, witha wsll earnsd1
reputation for assiduity and zeaI ii the
interest Of the farmcrs of that county, give
assurance u a earnestness ID his subject
which is worthy q commendation, evan
u his views and constructions of ths ,aw ~.
n3t well founded. Read ~ listers. aad -
Ds:vs them sar fusars 1st,Tsnel,